The tension created by the interplay of the contrary forces of chaos and measurements can lead to fascinating emerging phenomena, as exemplified by the recently discovered Measurement-induced Phase Transitions (MiPT) in quantum chaotic many-body systems undergoing continuous or projective measurements.
In this talk, I will demonstrate that this tension still remains when the problem is reduced to a single-body for both classical and quantum systems and that salient features of this problem can be understood by exploiting a connection with KPZ physics in the weak monitoring/short time/smooth interface regime.
De Anatoli Polkovnikov
De Antonello Scardicchio
De Zizhuo Tony Jin
De Dganit Meidan
De Xhek Turkeshi
De Christiane Koch
De Liliana Arrachea
De Mauro Paternostro
De Albert Schwarz
De Albert Schwarz
De Clément Delcamp
De Stephen Coombes , Peter Liddle
De Victor Kleptsyn
De François-Xavier Vialard
